October 13, 2023
TOMMY NOBIS autographed ATLANTA FALCONS mini helmet!
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I am currently selling a few sports items from my personal collection to make room for more of my Dallas Cowboys items, which I am currently building on. This is an autographed RIDELL mini helmet signed by former ATLANTA FALCONS star linebacker, TOMMY NOBIS! Nobis was one of the greatest linebackers of his era! He is certainly worthy of a spot in the NFL Hall Of Fame, but for some reason, has been over looked each year. I obtained his autograph TTM a few years back. Mr. Nobis signed this mini helmet in silver sharpie with the inscription "Tommy Nobis #60 1966-1976". I guarantee this signature to pass any authentication expert put forth. Bidding starts @ a low, reasonable price. Shipping and handling is not going to cost you a fortune either, $4.60 priority anyw in the continental US. Insurance is $1.30 more. I will combine shipping on any auctions won within 3 days of each other for a lower rate. I prefer PayPal, but will also accept money order or personal check. Personal check must clear prior to shipment. Payment is due within 10 days of auctions end. If payment is not recieved by then, I will be forced to leave negative feedback and file a non-paying bidder complaint with Ebay. I will post positive feedback as soon as payment is recieved, not wait for you to post first...If you have any questions, please ask prior to bidding.
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